Avery Creating

Happy Friday! Just some colorful little sidekicks ready to help you express all the feelings. Art therapy isn’t about being ‘good’ at art. It’s the practice of showing up, leaning into the process, and exploring.
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✨Read to begin your journey? Click the link in my bio to schedule a complimentary phone consultation!
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The creativity within ourselves flourishes when we adopt curiosity over judgement. What is a way you plan to embrace your creativity this weekend?
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Good weekend & good morning! Feeling very grateful to have such a wonderful space to meet each of my clients.🌞
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Threads of healing, one stitch at a time. Creativity is about mending, connecting, and expressing. What are you weaving into your world today? ✨🧶
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I’m welcoming new clients!
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Schedule a FREE consultation call with me — follow the link in my bio. I have a few more Tuesday session openings!

Play is more than just fun—it’s a powerful tool for regulation, connection, and healing. Play is the language of children. Utilizing play therapy techniques, we create a space where children can explore their emotions, build resilience, and develop a deeper sense of self. Through movement, creativity, and attunement, we help children navigate their inner worlds in a way that feels safe and empowering.

Today in the office —

Art is a powerful tool for connection—it helps us make sense of our inner experiences and share them with the world. As an art therapist, I see every day how creativity bridges emotions, thoughts, and healing. How has art helped you express what words can’t? ✨

Collage is a powerful tool in art therapy—offering a low-pressure, accessible way to explore emotions, identity, and personal narratives. The act of selecting, cutting, and arranging images can unlock unconscious thoughts, encourage self-expression, and create a sense of control in an otherwise chaotic world. No artistic ‘skill’ required—just intuition and curiosity. What might these images reveal to you? ✂️✨

Art therapy isn’t just about creating—it’s about feeling, sensing, and healing. Engaging both mind and body, it helps us process, express, and transform.